Descriptive Summary
	Creator:	Charles Apfelbaum Rare Manuscripts and Archives
	Title:	German Correspondence from the World Wars Collection
	Dates:	1916 - 1946
	Abstract:	German Correspondence from the World Wars contains letters to/from German soldiers and their friends and family. Only one set of correspondence, that of soldier Hermann Lappan, is from the First World War. The collection also contains two diaries of a German soldier involved in the Balkan Campaign, miscellaneous soldiers' documents, as well as correspondence (in English) between a young Italian soldier and a young American student.
	Quantity:	6 linear feet in 17 boxes
	Call Phrase:	MSS 161

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Historical Note

We lay aside letters never to read them again, and at last we destroy them out of discretion, and so disappears the most beautiful, the most immediate breath of life, irrecoverable for ourselves and for others.

-Johann Wolfgang von Goethe

The estimated death toll of the Second World War (1937-1945), perhaps the most extensively studied event in the twentieth century, is between 50 and 56 million people. This includes democides, military and civilian casualties, and those missing in action throughout all of the war's various theatres. It may seem difficult to imagine "life" in such a deadly and uncertain time, and yet, as these letters mainly written by German Wehrmacht soldiers and their families demonstrate, the everyday, or a nostalgia for it, persisted. Here, a soldier's letter back to his parents might complain about a small ration of sausage, and how his mother's cooking is missed, only to be followed by a letter that details an injury sustained on the front. The "immediate" quality of the letters obviously cannot always be taken at face value. A soldier, aware of the severity of censors, was probably not able to write as freely as he wished. The letters often do not contain as detailed information of military activities as some researchers might wish. Apart from the generally strong sense of Heimat, political attitudes and statements about the government, especially critical ones that could lead to the death penalty, are infrequently broached directly. Yet, this collection reveals, sometimes strinkingly, the often missing "human" aspect of a seemingly very inhumane time and place - National Socialist Germany. These Feldpostbriefe [letters from/to the front], though an infinitesmal representation of the 40-50 billion sent and received in Germany throughout WWII, will prove interesting to researchers interested in the Axis from "the bottom up" and in German war correspondence in general. A short bibliography on Feldpostbriefe and the German soldier, which may assist the researcher, follows.

Fritz, Stephen G. Frontsoldaten: the German soldier in World War II. Lexington, Ky: University Press of Kentucky, 1995.

Buchbender, Ortwin, and Reinhold Sterz, eds. Das andere Gesicht des Krieges: Deutsche Feldpostbriefe, 1939-1945. Munich: Beck, 1982.

Golovchanski, Anatoly. "Ich will raus aus diesem Wahnsinn": deutsche Briefe von der Ostfront 1941-1945: aus sowjetischen Archiven. Wuppertal: P. Hammer; [Moskow]: Verlagsvereinigung des Schriftstellerverbandes der UdSSR, 1991.

Knoch, Peter. "Feldpost - eine unentdeckte historische Quellengattung." Geschichtsdidaktik 11, no. 2 (1986): 154-71.

Knoch, Peter, ed. Kriegsalltag: Die Rekonstruktion des Kreigsalltags als Aufgabe der historischen Forschung und der Friedenserziehung. Stuttgart: Metzler, 1989.

Kretschmer, Volker, and Detlef Vogel. "Feldpostbriefe im Zweiten Weltkrieg: Propagandainstrument und Spiegelbild von Kriegsauswirkungen. Sozialwissenschaftliche Informationen 2 (1990): 103-10.

Lakowski, Richard, and Hans-Joachim Büll. Lebenszeichen 1945: Feldpost aus den letzten Kriegstagen. Leipzig: Militzke, 2002.

Wette, Wolfram, ed. Der Krieg des Kleinen Mannes: Eine Militärgeschichte von unten. Munich, Piper, 1992.

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Scope and Content Note

The majority of German Correspondence from the World Wars is exactly that - letters to and from German soldiers and their families. The correspondence varies from a brief New Year's postcard to a long letter from the front. There is also correspondence, the only in English, between a young American student and a young Italian soldier. The correspondence is followed by mementos from Messinger's high school and college years, as well as small gifts from Pietro. There are two small diaries, which include details of the German campaign in the Balkans, of WWII soldier Engelhard Hellmuth. The collection also contains two Soldbuecher (military identification cards), certificates of honor (e.g., Ehrenkreuz für Frontkämpfer), as well as some photographs and newspaper clippings accompanying individual pieces of correspondence.

SERIES DESCRIPTION

SERIES I: Lappan, Hermann

The majority of these letters are from Hermann Lappan to his family. This is the one series in the collection that dates from World War I.

SERIES II: Berger, Wolfgang

The majority of these letters are to and from Wolfgang and Richard Berger and their family.

SERIES III: Hellmuth, Engelhard

Series III contains two diaries of Engelhard Hellmuth, who, in 1942, was a Hauptscharführer [Head Company Leader] (the equivalent of the Wermacht rank of Oberfeldwebel, which is roughly equivalent to the American Master Sergeant) with the S.S., or Schutzstaffel [Protection Unit]. During this time, Hellmuth was involved in the German campaign in the Balkans.

SERIES IV: Jensen, Kurt

Series IV is entirely comprised of letters from Jensen back home to his parents in Schleswig, a city that is between Hamburg and Denmark, closer to the latter. From late January of 1942 to February of 1943, Jensen was on the Russian front. His last letter (April 1, 1945) bears the postmark of Wittenberge, which was bombed by the American Ninth Air Force on April 10 and 12.

SERIES V: Riedel, Helmut

The majority of the letters in this series are to Helmut Riedel, who was an Obergefreiter [Corporal] in World War II. There are also a number of letters addresed to Matrose [Sailor] Riedel. Most letters are from family and freinds in Chemnitz. There are some letters, usually sans envelope, penned by Helmut. There is a large number of letters without a corresponding envelope.

SERIES VI: Schiavi, Pietro, and Shirley Messinger

Series VI contains the letters of a young Italian, Pietro Schiavi, to his Rhode Island penpal, Shirley Messinger. The correspondence of this series is in English, not German. The letters, which date from April 1935 to January 1945, trace Schiavi's trajectory from student to soldier to prisoner of war in Germany. Schivai signs his name first as Pietro, then as Pete and Piero; he also begins to refer to Shirley as Wally. The series contains the various "gifts" that Schiavi sent - a pressed flower, photos, newspaper clippings, and a postcard book. The series also contains memorabilia from Messinger's high school and college (Pembroke) years and a manuscript, "Facts about Pietro Schiavi," which includes an inventory of "Letters Received."

SERIES VII: Eugen Uhl; Josef (Sepp) Jung

Subseries A: Uhl, Eugen

Series VII, Sub-series A contains roughly 450 pieces of correspondence dating from 1936 to 1946, with the majority of the letters dating from 1942 to 1944. The letters center around Eugen and Waldemar Uhl, both of whom were in the German army, and their parents in St. Ingbert (Saar), Ernst and Therese Uhl. Waldemar's last letter home is from June 23, 1941. The letters from Ernst and Therese begin in late 1942; almost all are addressed to Eugen. It appears that Ernst Uhl successfully petitioned for his son Eugen's removal from the front to "[a less dangerous post]" in March of 1943 (see Atbacher, March 18, 1943, and Hauptmann [...], March 22, 1943). The majority of letters in this subseries are between Eugen and his parents.

Subseries B: Jung, Josef

Interspersed with the Uhl family letters were about 35 letters addressed to Obergefreiter [Corporal] Josef (or Sepp, with the familiar form Seppel, which can be abbreviated as Sepp'l) Jung. No immediate relationship between Jung and Uhl is apparent.

SERIES VIII: Werle, Jakob

The majority of the letters in this series are to Jakob Werle. The remaining letters are addressed either to the Werle Family or sent by Jakob himself. The reader will notice that Werle's hand is radically different in the letter of February 14, 1944 from the military hospital at Wenden due to his injuries from a grenade explosion in Russia. From the German hospital in Wenden, Werle was transferred to a military hospital in Choroszcz, near Bialystok, in Poland. From Poland, he was moved back to Germany, to the hospital at Erfurt, from where his last letter, the latest dated (February 15, 1945) letter in this series, was sent.

SERIES IX: Zieher, Gottlob

With the exception of a single letter, dated February 18, 1943, Gottlob Zieher's correspondence is comprised of letters received. The majority of these are letters from Zieher's siblings, many from Frieda Zieher, who wrote from the family's hometown, Dinkelsbühl. The last letter sent to Zieher, from his sister Lina, is dated August 20, 1944.

SERIES X: Miscellaneous wartime documents

Series X contains miscellaneous items that, at the time of acquisition, were, seemingly arbitrarily, grouped with the correspondence of Gottlob Zieher. These items, labelled as miscellaneous documents, include soldier identification books, certificates of military honor, and an application to the Evangelical church, among others.

Oversize

All three items placed in oversize are from Series VI: Schiavi and Messinger.

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Arrangement
	At the series level, the correspondence is arranged first by its larger historical context (i.e., first World War I, here represented solely by the Lappan correspondence, and then World War II), and then alphabetically by the last name of the soldier by/to whom the correspondence is written.
	At the folder level, correspondence is arranged alphabetically by last name of the writer. When a writer's name is either not present or not at all legible, that writer's correspondence is presented at the end of the series. Each writer's correspondence is presented chronologically in his/her respective folder(s). When an item's date is either not present or not legible, that item is presented at the end of the writer's folder(s).
	Series X contains miscellaneous items that, at the time of acquisition, were, seemingly arbitrarily, grouped with the correspondence of Gottlob Zieher. These items, labelled as miscellaneous documents, include soldier identification books, certificates of military honor, and an application to the Evangelical church, among others.

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Related Material at Fales Library and Special Collections

The Erich Maria Remarque Papers

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Separated Material

There is no record of materials that are associated by provenance to the described materials that have been physically separated or removed.

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Restrictions

Access Restrictions

Open to researchers without restrictions. Appointments are necessary to consult archive and manuscript materials.

Use Restrictions

Collection use is subject to all copyright laws. Permission to publish materials must be obtained in writing from the Director of Fales Library and Special Collections. For more information, contact
Fales Library and Special Collections
Elmer Holmes Bobst Library
70 Washington Square South
New York, NY 10012Phone: (212) 998-2596
Fax: (212) 995-3835
Email: fales.library@nyu.edu

URL: http://www.nyu.edu/library/bobst/research/fales/cdfa.htm

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Access Points
	Subject Names:
		Berger
		Hellmuth
		Jensen
		Jung
		Lappan
		Messinger
		Riedel
		Schiavi
		Uhl
	Subject Topics:
		Mussolini, Benito, 1883-1945 -- Public opinion.
		Soldiers -- Germany -- Correspondence
		Soldiers -- Germany -- History -- 20th century
		Soldiers -- Italy -- Correspondence
		World War, 1914-1918 -- Correspondence
		World War, 1914-1918 -- Germany
		World War, 1939-1945 -- Correspondence
		World War, 1939-1945 -- Germany
		World War, 1939-1945 -- Germany -- Public opinion
		World War, 1939-1945 -- Italy
		World War, 1939-1945 -- Postal service
		World War, 1939-1945 -- United States -- Public opinion
	Subject Places:
		Austria
		Berlin
		Chemnitz
		Choroszcz (Poland)
		Dinkelsbühl (Germany)
		Erufrt (Germany)
		Germany
		Italy
		Munich (Germany)
		Poland
		Providence
		Russia
		Schleswig (Germany)
		St. Ingbert (Germany)
		Vienna
	Document Types:
		Clippings
		Correspondence
		Decorations of honor
		Identity cards
		Magazines
		Photographs

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Administrative Information

Provenance

The collection was purchased from Charles Apfelbaum Rare Manuscripts and Archives in 2003.

Preferred Citation

Published citations should take the following form:

Collection title, date (if known); German Correspondence from the World Wars; MSS 161; box number; folder number; Fales Library and Special Collections, New York University Libraries.

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Container List

[The following section contains a detailed listing of the materials in the collection.]

Series I: Hermann Lappan
Scope and Content: The majority of these letters are from Hermann Lappan to his family. This is the one series in the collection that dates from World War I.
Box	Folder	Title	Date
1	1	Dabow, Hermann- December 24, 1916- April 1, 1917	1916-1917
1	2	Dabow, Hermann- June 3, 1917- October 11, 1918	1917-1918
1	3	Ehrenburg, Gottlieb- February 15, 1917- June 4, 1917	1917
1	4	Grossmit- November 11, 1916	1916
1	5	[Hanow], Erich- January 24, 1917- July 6, 1917	1917
1	6	Kaiger, Ferdinand- September 10, 1918- December 6, 1918	1918
1	7	Klauck, H- February 12, 1917- August 8, 1917	1917
1	8	Krause, [Artur]- March 29, 1918	1918
1	9	Lappan, Hermann- August 4, 1914- March 18, 1916	1914-1916
1	10	Lappan, Hermann- March 20, 1916- April 21, 1916	1916
1	11	Lappan, Hermann- April 26, 1916- May 3, 1916	1916
1	12	Lappan, Hermann- May 21, 1916- June 14, 1916	1916
1	13	Lappan, Hermann- July 8, 1916- July 26, 1916	1916
1	14	Lappan, Hermann- July 25, 1916- August 6, 1916	1916
1	15	Lappan, Hermann- August 12, 1916- September 14, 1916	1916
1	16	Lappan, Hermann- September 21, 1916- October 5, 1916	1916
1	17	Lappan, Hermann- October 6, 1916- November 16, 1916	1916
1	18	Lappan, Hermann- November 18, 1916- December 17, 1916	1916
1	19	Lappan, Hermann- December 17, 1916- February 11, 1917	1916-1917
1	20	Lappan, Hermann- May 8, 1917- September 26, 1917	1917
1	21	Lappan, Hermann- October 19, 1917- November 1, 1917	1917
1	22	Lappan, Hermann- November 3, 1917- November 15, 1917	1917
1	23	Lappan, Hermann- November 22, 1917- January 13, 1918	1917-1918
1	24	Lappan, Hermann- January 29, 1918- March 17, 1918	1918
1	25	Lappan, Hermann- April 20, 1918- May 13, 1918	1918
1	26	Lappan, Hermann- May 24, 1918- June 21, 1918	1918
1	27	Lappan, Hermann- July 2, 1918- August 7, 1918	1918
1	28	Lappan, Hermann- August 11, 1918- January 21, 1919	1918-1919
1	29	Lappan, Hermann- Miscellaneous, undated	undated
1	30	Lappan, Wilhelm- October 8, 1918- October 20, 1918	1918
1	31	Loh, Hermann Johann- March 3, 1917	1917
1	32	Muller, Heinz- April 15, 1917- June 23, 1917	1917
1	33	Passig, Felix- May 31, 1918- November 24, 1918	1918
1	34	Roggaty, Fritz- November 12, 1916- March 9, 1917	1916-1917
1	35	Schmidt, Martin- June 16, 1917- August 9, 1917	1917
1	36	Urban, Gottfried- March 21, 1917	1917
1	37	Miscellaneous, Unidentified- October 27, 1916- December 6, 1917	1916-1917

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Series II: Wolfgang Berger
Scope and Content: The majority of these letters are to and from Wolfgang and Richard Berger and their family.
Box	Folder	Title	Date
2	38	Balthaus, Marta- April 9, 1940- September 16, 1940	1940
2	39	Balthaus, Willi- April 10, 1940- July 26, 1940	1940
2	40	Balthaus, Willi- August 22, 1940- December 1, 1946	1940-1946
2	41	Berger, Friderike (Mutter)- October 15, 1934- April 26, 1938	1934-1938
2	42	Berger, Friderike (Mutter)- January 1, 1940- February 11, 1940	1940
2	43	Berger, Friderike (Mutter)- March 23, 1940- July 1, 1940	1940
2	44	Berger, Friderike (Mutter)- July 13, 1940- October 7, 1940	1940
2	45	Berger, Friderike (Mutter)- October 13, 1940- December 26, 1940	1940
2	46	Berger, Friderike (Mutter)- March 8, 1941- March 28, 1941	1941
2	47	Berger, Friderike (Mutter)- May 15, 1941- June 23, 1941	1941
2	48	Berger, Friderike (Mutter)- July 11, 1941- August 30, 1941	1941
2	49	Berger, Friderike (Mutter)- September 15, 1941- November 24, 1941	1941
2	50	Berger, Friderike (Mutter)- February 4, 1942- February 23, 1940	1940
2	51	Berger, Friderike (Mutter)- March 2, 1942- April 7, 1942	1942
2	52	Berger, Friderike (Mutter)-April 13, 1942- January 8, 1943	1942-1943
2	53	Berger, Richard- October 17, 1934- March 16, 1942	1934-42
2	54	Berger, Richard- June 20, 1942- June 28, 1942	1942
2	55	Berger, Richard- July 5, 1942- July 29, 1942	1942
2	56	Berger, Richard- August 10, 1942- August 22, 1942	1942
2	57	Berger, Richard- August 26, 1942- September 27, 1942	1942
2	58	Berger, Richard- October 1, 1942- October 16, 1942	1942
2	59	Berger, Richard- October 22, 1942- December 8, 1942	1942
2	60	Berger, Richard- December 13, 1942- December 29, 1942	1942
2	61	Berger, Richard- January 22, 1943- February 7, 1943	1943
2	62	Berger, Richard- February 28, 1943- March 15, 1943	1943
2	63	Berger, Richard- March 18, 1943- April 4, 1943	1943
2	64	Berger, Richard- April 6, 1943- May 16, 1943	1943
2	65	Berger, Wolfgang- January 25, 1935- April 10, 1940	1935-1940
2	66	Berger, Wolfgang- April 18, 1940- June 30, 1940	1940
2	67	Berger, Wolfgang- July 5, 1940- August 2, 1940	1940
2	68	Berger, Wolfgang- August 7, 1940- September 8, 1940	1940
2	69	Berger, Wolfgang- September 15, 1940- October 10, 1940	1940
2	70	Berger, Wolfgang- October 12, 1940- December 15, 1940	1940
2	71	Berger, Wolfgang- January 1, 1941- January 26, 1941	1941
2	72	Berger, Wolfgang- January 30, 1941- February 6, 1941	1941
2	73	Berger, Wolfgang- February 8, 1941- March 3, 1941	1941
2	74	Berger, Wolfgang- March 8, 1941- March 30, 1941	1941
2	75	Berger, Wolfgang- April 5, 1941- April 27, 1941	1941
2	76	Berger, Wolfgang= May 5, 1941- May 19, 1941	1941
Box	Folder	Title	Date
3	77	Berger, Wolfgang- May 23, 1941- May 31, 1941	1941
3	78	Berger, Wolfgang- June 15, 1941- October 5, 1941	1941
3	79	Berger, Wolfgang- October 19, 1941- November 19, 1941	1941
3	80	Berger, Wolfgang- November 27, 1941- December 15, 1941	1941
3	81	Berger, Wolfgang- December 21, 1941- December 31, 1941	1941
3	82	Berger, Wolfgang- January 4, 1942- February 12, 1942	1942
3	83	Berger, Wolfgang- February 16, 1942- March 17, 1942	1942
3	84	Berger, Wolfgang- April 11, 1942- May 8, 1942	1942
3	85	Berger, Wolfgang- May 13, 1942- June 6, 1942	1942
3	86	Berger, Wolfgang- July 6, 1942- July 22, 1942	1942
3	87	Berger, Wolfgang- July 26, 1942- July 29, 1942	1942
3	88	Berger, Wolfgang- August 6, 1942- August 17, 1942	1942
3	89	Berger, Wolfgang- August 18, 1942- September 4, 1942	1942
3	90	Berger, Wolfgang- September 11, 1942- September 30, 1942	1942
3	91	Berger, Wolfgang- October 8, 1942- October 17, 1942	1942
3	92	Berger, Wolfgang- October 23, 1942- December 17, 1942	1942
3	93	Berger, Wolfgang- December 20, 1942- February 28, 1943	1942-1943
3	94	Berger, Wolfgang- March 3, 1943- March 17, 1943	1943
3	95	Berger, Wolfgang- April 1, 1943- May 8, 1943	1943
3	96	Berger, Wolfgang- undated	undated
3	97	Diercks, Arnold- July 16, 1941	1941
3	98	Finger, [ ]- September 27, 1947	1947
3	99	Fromme, Fran- September 23, 1947	1947
3	100	Haack, Heinz- January 27, 1940- February 15, 1940	1940
3	101	Heath, Richard- June 26, 1940- June 29, 1942	1940-1942
3	102	Hennings, Carl H.- June 2, 1940	1940
3	103	[ ], Hildegard- April 8, 1954	1954
3	104	Hinz, Robert- January 27, 1957	1957
3	105	[Hoar], Theo- September 22, 1947	1947
3	106	[Hoffmann]- July 30, 1940	1940
3	107	Jomacek- May 2, 1943	1943
3	108	Kimm, Fritz- September 24, 1947	1947
3	109	[Kloar], Fritz and Gretel- August 29, 1936-September 1, 1936	1936
3	110	Loewe, Ernst- September 22, 1947	1947
3	111	Steen, Ernst- March 7, 1941- December 3, 1944	1941-1944
3	112	Volz, Annalisa- October 21, 1942- May 1, 1943	1942-1943
3	112a	Volz, Annalisa- undated	undated
3	113	Volz, Friedalore- June 13, 1940- May 2, 1943	1940-1943
3	113a	Volz, Friedalore- undated	undated
3	114	Volz, Hans- May 8, 1943- May 11, 1943	1943
3	115	Weist, Adolf- December 18, 1950	1950
3	116	Willi and Lotti- December 19, 1941	1941
3	117	Unidentified- 1916-1951	1916-1951
3	118	Unidentified- undated	undated
3	119	Envelopes- 1938-1941	1938-1941

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Series III: Engelhard Hellmuth
Scope and Content: Series III contains two diaries of Engelhard Hellmuth, who, in 1942, was a Hauptscharführer [Head Company Leader] (the equivalent of the Wermacht rank of Oberfeldwebel, which is roughly equivalent to the American Master Sergeant) with the S.S., or Schutzstaffel [Protection Unit]. During this time, Hellmuth was involved in the German campaign in the Balkans.
Box	Folder	Title	Date
4	120	Diary of Engelhard Hellmuth about the "Balkanfeldzug"- Jan 12, 1941- June 5, 1941	1941
4	121	Diary of Engelard Hellmuth- March 17, 1942- May 10, 1942	1942

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Series IV: Kurt Jensen
Scope and Content: Series IV is entirely comprised of letters from Jensen back home to his parents in Schleswig, a city that is between Hamburg and Denmark, closer to the latter. From late January of 1942 to February of 1943, Jensen was on the Russian front. His last letter (April 1, 1945) bears the postmark of Wittenberge, which was bombed by the American Ninth Air Force on April 10 and 12.
Box	Folder	Title	Date
4	122	Jensen, Kurt- November 23, 1941- April 6, 1942	1941-1942
4	123	Jensen, Kurt- April 23, 1942- July 19, 1942	1942
4	124	Jensen, Kurt- July 20, 1942- September 10, 1942	1942
4	125	Jensen, Kurt-September 10, 1942- December 16, 1942	1942
4	126	Jensen, Kurt- December 20, 1942- April 3, 1943	1942-1943
4	127	Jensen, Kurt- April 7, 1943- May 27, 1943	1943
4	128	Jensen, Kurt- May 31, 1943- August 1, 1943	1943
4	129	Jensen, Kurt- August 8, 1943- September 4, 1943	1943
4	130	Jensen, Kurt- September 6, 1943- December 20, 1943	1943
4	131	Jensen, Kurt- December 14, 1943- March 25, 1944	1943-1944
4	132	Jensen, Kurt- April 3, 1944- June 15, 1944	1944
4	133	Jensen, Kurt- June 16, 1944- August 29, 1944	1944
4	134	Jensen, Kurt- August 27, 1944- October 13, 1944	1944
4	135	Jensen, Kurt- October 18, 1944-November 26, 1944	1944
4	136	Jensen, Kurt- November 29, 1944- March 1, 1945	1944-1945
4	137	Jensen, Kurt- March 17, 1945- April 1, 1945	1945
4	137a	Jensen, Kurt- undated	undated

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Series V: Helmut Riedel
Scope and Content: The majority of the letters in this series are to Helmut Riedel, who was an Obergefreiter [Corporal] in World War II. There are also a number of letters addresed to Matrose [Sailor] Riedel. Most letters are from family and freinds in Chemnitz. There are some letters, usually sans envelope, penned by Helmut. There is a large number of letters without a corresponding envelope.
Box	Folder	Title	Date
5	138	[ ], Albert- March 7, 1943	1943
5	139	[Anafel], [ ]- November 2, 1942- December 26, 1942	1942
5	140	[ ], Annemarie- December 21, 1943	1943
5	141	Berger, Willy- December 29, 1939	1939
5	142	Daum, Oskar- February 26, 1942- August 14, 1942	1942
5	143	[ ], Erich- December 2, 1942	1942
5	144	Frank, E.- December 13, 1941- February 27, 1942	1941-1942
5	145	Frank, E.- March 30, 1942- March 4, 1942	1942
5	146	Grossmutter (Riedel)- May 2, 1942- May 7, 1943	1942-1943
5	147	Habel, Fritz- January 29, 1939- January 27, 1940	1939-1940
5	148	Hamel, Hans- March 22, 1942- August 28, 1942	1942
5	149	Heyn, Hildegard- September 18, 1939- October 28, 1939	1939
5	150	Heyn, Hildegard- October 30, 1939- November 3, 1939	1939
5	151	Heyn, Hildegard- November 6, 1939- November 8, 1939	1939
5	152	Heyn, Hildegard- November 10, 1939- November 14, 1939	1939
5	153	Heyn, Hildegard- November 15, 1939- November 18, 1939	1939
5	154	Heyn, Hildegard- November 18, 1939- November 25, 1939	1939
5	155	Heyn, Hildegard- November 26, 1939- December 2, 1939	1939
5	156	Heyn, Hildegard- December 3, 1939- December 10, 1939	1939
5	157	December 12, 1939- December 23, 1939	1939
5	158	Heyn, Hildegard- December 23, 1939- January 4, 1940	1939-1940
5	159	Heyn, Hildegard- January 9, 1940- January 16, 1940	1940
5	160	Heyn, Hildegard- January 21, 1940- January 26, 1940	1940
5	161	Heyn, Hildegard- January 28, 1940- February 8, 1940	1940
5	161a	Heyn, Hildegard- undated	undated
5	162	Hofmann, Ilse- October 27, 1941	1941
5	163	Hoffmann, Lotte- August 26, 1941- October 24, 1941
5	163a	Hoffmann, Lotte- undated	undated
5	164	Jensen, Lotti- October 17, 1943	1943
5	165	Klaussner, Ursula- January 5, 1942- September 13, 1942	1942
5	165a	Klaussner, Ursula- September 23, 1942- October 3, 1942	1942
5	165b	Klaussner, Ursula- October 4, 1942- October 14, 1942	1942
5	165c	Klaussner, Ursula- October 21, 1942- November 4, 1942	1942
5	165d	Klaussner, Ursula- November 8, 1942- November 24, 1942	1942
5	165e	Klaussner, Ursula- November 29, 1942- March 21, 1943	1942-1943
5	165f	Knauss, Rudolf- January 4, 1942	1942
5	165g	Lars, Martin- March 2, 1941	1941
5	165h	Lelumka, M.- April 2, 1942	1942
5	165i	Linke, Anneliese- February 25, 1941- April 11, 1941	1941
5	165j	Linke, Anneliese- April 29, 1941- July 17, 1941	1941
5	165k	Linke, Anneliese- August 9, 1941- August 22, 1942	1941-1942
5	165l	Lunkwitz, Eolith- March 8, 1941- September 24, 1941	1941
5	165m	Madicke, Adele- April 28, 1941- December 23, 1941	1941
5	165n	Madicke, Horst- May 24, 1941- December 9, 1941	1941
Box	Folder	Title	Date
6	166	Meischner, Elfriede- September 10, 1941- November 19, 1941	1941
6	167	Meischner, Elfriede- November 24, 1941- December 28, 1941	1941
6	168	Meischner, Elfriede- January 6, 1942- February 14, 1942	1942
6	169	Meischner, Elfriede- February 21, 1942- April 11, 1942	1942
6	170	Raible, Annemarie- April 8, 1943	1943
6	171	[Rasa], [Ulm]- September 24, 1942	1942
6	172	Richter, Werner- April 16, 1941- July 27, 1941	1941
6	173	Richter, Werner- August 17, 1941- October 5, 1941	1941
6	174	Riedel, Eberhard- November 18, 1939- February 23, 1942	1939-1942
6	175	Riedel, Hans- February 16, 1942- March 1, 1943	1942-1943
6	176	Riedel, Helmut- October 25, 1939- January 20, 1940	1939-1940
6	177	Riedel, Helmut- March 2, 1940- June 5, 1940	1940
6	178	Riedel, Helmut- June 8, 1940- July 13, 1940	1940
6	179	Riedel, Helmut- August 26, 1940- May 5, 1941	1940-1941
6	180	Riedel, Helmut- May 2, 1941- June 29, 1941	1941
6	181	Riedel, Helmut- July 24, 1941- December 6, 1941	1941
6	182	Riedel, Helmut- January 15, 1942- April 29, 1943	1942-1943
6	183	Riedel, Helmut- undated	undated
6	184	Riedel, Helmut- undated	undated
6	185	Riedel, Helmut- undated	undated
6	186	Riedel, Kurt- November 2, 1939- June 5, 1941	1939-1941
6	187	Riedel, Kurt- July 18, 1941- November 23, 1943	1941-1943
6	187a	Riedel, Kurt- undated	undated
6	188	Riedel, Lisbeth (Mutter)- December 4, 1939- June 16, 1940	1939-1940
6	189	Riedel, Lisbeth (Mutter)- February 24, 1941- July 16, 1941	1941
6	190	Riedel, Lisbeth (Mutter)- July 25, 1941- August 10, 1941	1941
6	191	Riedel, Lisbeth (Mutter)- October 6, 1941- March 10, 1942	1941-1942
6	192	Riedel, Lisbeth (Mutter)- March 14, 1942- April 12, 1942	1942
6	193	Riedel, Lisbeth (Mutter)- July 8, 1942- October 6, 1942	1942
6	194	Riedel, Lisbeth (Mutter)- October 11, 1942- October 25, 1942	1942
6	195	Riedel, Lisbeth (Mutter)- October 28, 1942- December 9, 1942
6	196	Riedel, Paul- February 20, 1941	1941
6	197	[Rofler]- undated	undated
6	198	Schneider, Traudel (Gertraude)- January 2, 1940- November 19, 1941	1940-1941
6	199	Schneider, Traudel (Gertraude)- December 30, 1941- October 17, 1943	1941-1943
6	200	Schubert, Else- November 19, 1939- August 19, 1943	1939-1943
6	201	Singer, H.- May 1, 1941	1941
6	202	Swoboda, Elfriede- July 29, 1941- May 7, 1942	1941-1942
6	203	Telle, Elfriede- January 28, 1942- May 13, 1942	1942
6	204	Vater (Riedel)- December 10, 1939- April 27, 1941	1939-1941
6	205	Vater (Riedel)- May 11, 1941- August 21, 1941	1941
6	206	Vater (Riedel)- February 16, 1942- April 14, 1942	1942
6	207	Vater (Riedel)- October 6, 1941- March 14, 1943	1941-1943